Ghostly Tales #119
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Friends at Last" is a standout entry in Charlton’s Ghostly Tales, where Wilbur Phlugg—terrified of nearly everything—faces a tragic end after a cruel prank by his boss, Mr. Barker. Written by Larry Englehart and brought to life with eerie precision by Vila and Steve Ditko, the story blends quiet dread with a haunting sense of unresolved longing. The cover by Richard Larson captures the tale’s melancholy tone, making this 1976 25-cent comic a memorable piece of early horror anthology work.
In "Friends at Last," Wilbur Phlugg—ever the nervous wreck—finds himself haunted in more ways than one when a prank from his boss, Mr. Barker, ends in tragedy. Now a ghost, Wilbur must confront the lingering fears that defined his life, even in death.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #124 (1975), Blade of Fear #1 (1976), Ghostly Tales #136 (1979), Moon Beast #1 (1998), Special Collection #11 (2001), Pit of Evil #3
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